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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
Polak g%ubernatoreln.
Milwaukee, Zgoda pisze..

MILWAUKEE, LyOGG plsze.
,,Cickawa moze wiadomoscia
dla naszych czytelnikow bedzie to-,
&c PREY kohcu miasta Milwaukee
znajduie sic poiwyspa, kt6ra villas
civic do nikogo ME naIezy. Jest
to tax zware st. John Island
wyspa sw. Jana, DO oyfa daw-
niej wyspa, chociaz z jednej
strony dis lest po1aczona re sta
lynn laden, nazwa dawna pozosta-
Ia. Jakim sposobem to sic state,
re miejsce TAX blisk;e m;asto EOS
tafo zapomniane i byio zupetnie
bez wtasciciela, trudno ,;uz dzisia,
dociec. Powell jednakie poczeli
tamae sciaguac nasi rodacy 2 Ka-
Sub, budowac domki i trudniG
sic rybofostwcm. | tax p~rzyszfo,
Re Gaia wyspa obecnie zwyJatkiem
kilku Niemcow jest osada wyfacz-
ME k~aszubska, ziemia, ma kt6-
rel postawiIi swe domy juz do
Mich nalety, DO cd kilku lat ka-
4a i'm jut nawet podatki Cd niej
piacic' Jcdnym = najp'erwszych,
ktdry tam osindt, byf nasz Kodak
Antoni Kahski, zwany i znanv
W szerokich koiach .iako %guberna-
O wyspy sw. Jams. Mkt 90 ma
ten urzad nie wybrat formalnie,
ale faktycznie MIN jest, DO roz-
sadza sprawy p~omiedzy osadnika-
mi, Il .jego siowo wypowiedzianc
wieccj znaczy, niz wszystkic wy
roki sadowe. UtszWmujc ON salon
ma sale do tnhcoA talk re kaz-
Gej niedzieli nictylko psadnicy, ale
zwiasscza lalem, IicznA goscie y
miasta zjeAiAaia sic do 9lcgo, axe
by mad brzcgIem jeziora dctchnad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
NOWlNY 4 MINNEAPOLIS.
W dz'ch Sozeyo NaroAzcnia
lASO \.
Szanowny Wiarusie,

w dzlrh bozcyo N~lrodzcnia
1880 T..
Szanowny Wiarusie,
Akt waznN "Zna miami Ci W
kr6tkosci nini"jszem Ot6z an
~dzisielszym zehrato SIC sr.no INTO,
dzie5y pol~kiej W mici-cu. gdzi>
Tow. sw. Antoniego wzio!o swoj
poczatek, W prucowni Jozefa A.
Gil b y, pod !ewiza God
We trust, j stanefo IA tenn,
lie juk " Bostwie So try osoby
talk W Minneapolis %powinny bye
trey polskie Towarzystwa. Za}o-
zylismy tedy trzecie polskic To
warzyatwo Minneapolis, pod
nazwa Wiasus, W tel intencyi, ably
ono zostafo grupa Zwiazku Kawa-
lerow Pol ,kich oraz Zwiazku Mar.
Pol, w skfad zarzadu tegoS wcho-
dza:
Mateusz Fautch, prezydcnt;
J6zef 4. Gluba, V. PREF. i lszy
sekretarz /;
Piotr Klich, skarbnik i bibliote.
KARI;
Konstnnty Hlenger, sei<r. 2gi;
Antoni Wasilewski, dyrcktor
muzyk' i spiewu;
Tomasz Cola. radny i dobosz,
Karol Tomecki, totumtacki.
Drugie zebranle Tow. Wiarus
odbedzie sic W dzieh Nowego Ro-
ku 1903, w TEN samem me sou, o
goizinic wp6t do Smej %wieczorem.
WSzystkich Polonus6w, ME MALE
Iacych dotad do 4adnego ~polskie-
60 Towarzystwa, osobliwic ka-
walcrow W Minneapolis, i okollcy,
do @iaczcnia sic 3 Towurzystwcm
W i0ruS >crdocrnic zaurasza
Iarzad.
Adres: Jozef A. Gluba
IA Washington Ave. n.
minneapolis, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29

swiesem powietrzem p. Kuhski
jestto cztowlek rzctelny. honorowy
: goscinny, kt6ry pos'ada wszyst-
kle 1alety prawdziwego Kaszuby,
a zadnej tychie wady, tax b ma
nader liczne kofo rr@yjacio}, kt6-
rzy niedawao oodarAlli go pick
ma }aska o s~rebrnej raczce 2 ma
plsem W angielskim jczAku: Gu
bernatorowi wyspy sw jana, PREY
jacielc."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
Rcztmistry Wbipple W Vino
Vie podarowaf ka&demu listowem
' gwiazdke tuczona gule.

%cztn'stry Wbipple " Vino
Vie podarowaf kaldemu listowem
gwiazdke tuczona guie.
Rad Zusqzkopy wytoczyi pro-
&rmie Laird, N rton q
y Winony poniewaz ia wrze-
\szkodziia groble rzece
IL \pi, ably mogfa przeprawi6
sic Nia z trawtami drzewa.
Spr, <zy sic obecnie pred
sedel Wv zjodnoczonych W
7hte "'tyny %wyrobily "
minionym roku okoto SOC, 900 ba.
ryfok maxi, przeroblwszy okoto 5
milionow buszli zboza. M4yn w i
nona ILLS wyrotit 100000
baryfek maxi, l.. {. Porter l33,O0O,-
A. ID. Ellsworth 10000, Gate City
1900. Miyp Winona Mills Jest
trzecim z rzedu co do wielkosci
ma Gale Stany Ajednoc"onc.
Pan DR.. WI. Stomi@shi odwie
dit miasto naszc, pc dwumic.
siecEnej nIeobecnosci, M poczatku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29

biebacego tygodnia, i zabrat rodzi
ne swa do Cinema pod Duluth,
MINI, gdzie jest obeonie naucie-
LEM.
SserW Bogga,t %sprowadzif W
poniedziaiek dawniejszego sekreta-
RIA naszego K6tka Drama
tyczn.e go, ktory sic ukrywat
W okolicy St1vens Poist, Wis,
bedzie tenie trzymany W areszcie,
dopok; sad ME wymie1zy lnu spra-
wiedliwosci.
Tan .E~irancisseh Na2loch, Villas
ciciel fanny w Ardoch, W Dakocie,
parufi Wiel. Ks. Kola>ihskiego,
bawi wraz iona Cd tygodnia W
Winonie ,goszczar u swego szwagra
Jakoba Wej~ki. Pan Nur!och ME
mo&e sic nachwali6 urodzuiow W
Da]:ocie. lego roku wydai akier
pc 2S do 80 buszli. Polncy W Pu-
faskim j okolicy W krotkim czasie
tax sobie polubili pobyt W Dakocie,
il ME mijaiiby sic z najzamozniej-
szymi farmerpmi re Wschodu. :
Farmer Tandeczka W Mnto Wy
mtocif tego roku $500 buszli psze-
nicy a $500 owsa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29

wznos' sic ronad wszyst kie inne iloscia JUL osladych uStawiczni.
S G. 1scyeis sq nowysh oxad"ikow. Tam to :"smicvha sic przysAoAd
= q co najwatues1e, = to ola miodzety, ktora w wyobratonvm
powyzej k"sztorxe belzie sic N ludz swatych kszain6
rafmerz' Juz tam zameszkali zarraszaIa swvch przyjacof Una.
Jomyrh, "zeby ITyhyH Nh odvedzit, przekonali SIG nnocznjc osi.dli
sza r rzky}a n' rnIst - prz An "wym n"Jp vrw " klasz'orze po'skm z wy
H1 TO oslsdle"iem tenn zmn"ta, sctki j"i odbudowanych no,
"y'h aomow o drugle trzece rMy lyle. Zcmi jest tam dGsyc ma
nanaGknrlsza naJwieksza k@lon jH polska " 'msrycr. W tym ,oku
Kto ctcs o szczegotowych St0su"kach bHzrj sic 40 viedzieG, ME
ch"1 lHszo poi" swoj adr's do nNej podpisaneeo, = ktory swoin
o,aah'kom, me obsladfym jeszcze nabywcom, tvm c 20 zamieszkaua
.,smas nabye W korespondencyi z MIN zosupt zaseia najsz1ersze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW E.

w MOOOl
S
Miasto NJ n, CT ofiaru.
je kolei Southwestern b W
kwocie 5 900 oraz prawo drogo-
we przez powiat, .ieSeii kolei W
p~rzysztym roku przybudowana be-
die do miasta.
w ko;ciele $40. Tzeta (niemie-
eko katol'c*im) obchodzonv bedzie
Jubileu>z OLGA sw. W dniach %,
80 j 81 grudnia. w tych trzech
dniach co rano bedzie wielkie Ia
bo3ehstwo kazunie, ma wjecz6r
kazanie i htogostawiehstwo Uro-
czystosci j%ubiIeuszowe beda ukoh-
ozone W medziele, | stycznin, w
kt6rym to a~aleEaee do koscioia
Towarzystwa me ,kie wsr6lnie PREY
stqpla do spowiedzi komunil sw.
W uroczystosci wezmie udziat xiii
ku obcych ksie&y.
+ w n~iesiqcu gruanio umarfy
Winonie 3 zamezne Polki, W slle
wieku, a mianowicie: iona FIR.
Zabihskiego t. Bractwa sw. ka&-
mira Kr6Iew,czu), coma jana
Borzyszkowskiego i IONA polskiego
konstab!a Jakoba Bronki e. sw.
kazmirza Kr6lewicza oraz z Zwia.
zku Mar. Pol.). Ostatnic dwie u
marty W pologu. - Wieczny Cd
poczynek rae i'm dac Panic!
ds6i!eusz Ojco SIC. obchodzi
-kosci6t Katolicki, chocia1 przypa-
da IN w4asciw.e ma 20 grudnia,
W Nowy rok. Kto poczawszy cd
20 grrdnia odprawi nowenne jubI-
ieuszowe, t. j. Observation-Disclosures
nat'oAehstwo, jake sam soble ma
da, dostapi odpustu jubileuszowe-
90.
Swiecha wocsysto$c jubileuszo-
wa ma cz.st OLGA sw. nrzadzona
bedzie przez tute jszych katoiik6w
niemieckich W dzisiejsza srode, %
grudnla, Phil harm nj
IL aIl |. - Pan Jan Ludwig, daw-
MESSY major miasta, wygtosi mo-
we uroczystosclowa.
DO A. .Romana Gu=owskiego
Z sasiedniego p n &C l. K u,
: przyjerhat %codopiero IL ietnl brat
ego Alfons, przybywajac wprost
zdomu rodzicielskiogo w Zielkowie,
pod Lubawa w Prusach Zachodnich.
Daleha podro4 z tamtej potkuli Cd
byf szciesl;wie bez wszelkiej opie-
XII.
Mikotaj Dorseyashi, dozorca
robot %droznych (slution boss) PREY
Kolei ST. P~aulskiej, przybyt W So
bote, "a %grudnia, do naszej redak-
Cyl i monltowaf mas, abysmy mu
regularnie p~rzysefali Wiarusa. Ma
wlecz6r wracat d orszyhs k i q
paru innymi poawladhymi sobie
cebotnikami kara reczna do domu,
gdy nagle %ujrzeIi pedzaca ku sobie
lokomo,ywe, ktorej sic rycnle ME
spodziowali. Wszyscy czemrredziej
zeskoczyli q recznei kary i tes Z
relsow zdieli. Doroszyhskiemu IDA
wafafo lie j%cdnakze, il ona Jest
je-zr G N blisko toru kolejowcgo,
p~o,k"czy} wiec, ably .ja dalei odsu-
mac. MIN przec,ez Zdazyf to uczy-
mic, nudjechata lokomotywa i
g~wnftowny prad powietrza go ror-
Wal i rzuci} ma nos lokomotywy,
poczem upadt 2 pornniona szyja i
potrz"sSana reka-nieiywy-o kilka-
dziesiat ktok6w cd lokomotywy.-
Trupa przywicziono do domu oh.
Ebla, krewncgo nieboszczyka.
Pogrzeb sp. M,kofaja Dorszyhskie-
60 odbyf sic W ponledziafck, 26
grudnia, urzadzony przez Tow.
sw. Knzmierza, kt6rego niebosczyk
byf czfonkiem. Zeszedt on tego
swiatu, przezywszy lat 40, pozcs-
tawajac wdowe re siedmiorgicm
slerot. - Pochodzif q DahrOwy,
paratii w%ielewskiej ia Kaszubach.
Niechaj mu bedzie lekk:, zie-
mia amerykahska a dusza jego
niechaJ znajdzie wicczny odpoczy.
mex " niebie!
Rcztneistry Whipple W Vino
via OOdarowa} ka1damu licfnwo~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29

Miasto NJ a 3 n, City ofiaru-
lie kolei Southwestern b nus
kwocie 5 1000 oraz prawo drogo-
we przez powiat, jeSeii kolei W
prsysztym roku przybudowana be-
die do miasta.
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TasSo addressed his best sonnets 10
his cat. Wolsey would not give audi
ence except his cats were near him.
DR.. johnson, the photographer. pur-
chased oysters for his favorite eat.
wnen it had become old and sick and
cared for no other food He cut a hole
in his library door for the entrance and
exit of large .'tabby'' and smaller
one beside it TO meet the necessities of
her kitten,
This partially for the cat is not bv
any means modern; it has great an
tiquity to justify it. Nearly 900 wears
ago the cat appeared on Egyptian mon
uments and numerous mummics of the
animal have been discovered Bv the
Egyptians it was called '.maou' so like
NEW in pronunciation that presumably
its cry suggested its name. Such was
the devotion of the egyptians 10 the
'maou" that when, according 10 Di-
dorus. Siculus, Roman. accidentally
killed a cat they attacked his house and
put him to death.
At RUbastis, called in Scriptu r. Pr
beseth, now Basta, the chief object of
worship was Pasht. the goddess Of fire.
who is said to have transformed ncr-
self into a cat when the gods fled into
Egypt. In her temple eats were kept
rs sacred animals, and from her name.
Pasht, our word pussy is said to
have been derived.
Mohammedans entertain kindly re-
gard for cats. because OF a tradition
that tho prophet on certain occasion,
being called to.quell riot, cut Off the
sleeves of his robe rather than disturb
cat sleeping upon it.
During the Middle Ages cats figured
conspicuously in religious exercises. In
Provence, on the festival Of Corpus
Christi, the handSoInest tomcat that
could be found was dressed like babe.
exhibited in "a shrine. and worshiped on
Blended knee. On the festival Of ST.
John things were different, Several
cats were placed in a basket and hurled
alive into a fire, the sacrifice being ar
with remarks by Bishops
and clergy, the singing of hymns and
anthems. and immense PROFESSIONS
fOsIuOBOiitau
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among the survivors of the army of
the Potomac, asking the legislature to
appropriate the sum of $4,000 to
erect suitable monuments on the
Gettysburg battlefield, commemorative
of the services of the Wisconsin regi-
ments engaged in that battle. and that
the sum OF 81 900 be appropriated and
paid to the Gettysburg Battlefield
association.
James f. Warder, formerly of Mil
waukee, but now of Spokane Falls,
Wash, together with another gentle
man, recently took trip on the War
der d Missouri railroad which, they are
liable not to forget for some time TO
come. They thought ride on the
pilot would be a novelty and tried it.
The engineer doubled the speed of his
irou horse and it jumped the track. and
ran quite distance upon the ties, but
they escaped unhurt.
The Oconomowoc Free Press saws:
doc Warner the old war horse that
for many years has been the property
Of Judge Small, died Jan %, 1887.
aged "a years. Many "reminiscences
could be cited Of this famous horse
He was raised in the town of Concord
and when he entered the service in
1861. no finer piece of horse-fesh ever
carried soldier. The old horse was
the property of DIR. Warner, whom he
carried through the principal battles,
charges and marches of the war from
1861 to 1868, engaged i'm bv the Third
Wisconsin cavalry, under Maj. f. A.
i Calkins. now editorial writer on The
Chicago Evening JOURNAL. DR.. War
ner is now a resident of Fl. Scott,
Kans.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE. BILL.

President Cleveland has signed the inter
state commerce bill. This action was in
full accord with the opinion of Attorney
General Garland and il is very well under
stood 10 be in accord with the views OF the
cabinet The attorney general was asked
To give his views in regard to the bill and
explain wherein 1t differed rom the senate
bill of two years ago, which he opposed on
the ground that II was unconstitutional.
He declined to do so, saying that he re
garded the opinion he had given to the
president on the subject as strictly conf
Dental. IL is learned, however, from trust
worthy sources, that the attorney general,
as well as the president. considers the bill
which has just become law free from all
the material features which were objection
able IN the senate bill of two years ago.
According to this information, the attorney
generals objection 10 the old bill was TO the
vast powers Of a legislative and judicial
character that were given to the commits
sion. The attorney general is said To hold
that the present bill does not confer iu-
dicial powers on the commission, but puts
them in the courts on report from the com
mission, and that II does not confer legisla-
tive power except in the fourth section
tthe long and short haul clause), and that
this is warranted by numberless precedents
in the legislative history of the government
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STATE DArRrMEs.s ASSOCIATIONS.

The Minnesota Dairyman's association
held It's annual convention OF three DAYS at
Albert Lea, last week, closing on the Bird,
with the annual banquet The attendance
was large and the work Of the association
throughout characterized With importance
and interest to all. The subject most
largely discussed was butter making. though
naturally, as collateral 10 it, farm manage
meut, classes OF stock market gardens.
farm crops, construction and ventilation of
barns. management Of creameries, local dairy
associations, the oleOmargarine traffic, and
other matters were passed in review, being
topics for papers and subjects Of discussion.
The meetings were held in the Fountain
pavilion, where ample provision was made
for the display OF dairy products. An ial-
p0rtant incident of the convention was the
consolidation OF the State Dairymens
association and the State Butter, Cheese
and Stock association as one association.
At the first meeting on the evening of
February LIST, Mayor Han delivered an
address OF welcome 10 which response
was made by President Fowler Of
the Dairymen's association. President
+. ID. Holmes OF the Butter, Dairy, Cheese
and Stock association read the annual adj
dress. Among those present who took part
in the deliberations of the meetings were, r.
+. Chaplin, Owatonna. Chas. L. Nesconte.
: G. Cherry, Cedar Rapids President Nor
throp. OF the State University, Secretary r.
C. Judson, e. +. FINK, Prof Fowler, New
port; G. +. Dexter, Chicago, r. %. Holmes
OwatOnna: also Mrs. {. ~. Holmes. SINE
place: Z. b. Higley, Mason City, Iowa; ).
Il. Monrad, ChicagOi Nv. 5. Bryson, owa-
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These letters are rich in sterling sense
as well rs poetic gossip and friendly
badinage. Barton at one time was
tempted, as SO many have been and will
be again, to leave the ''drudgery of the
desks dead wood" and betake himself
to literature as a livelihood.
Throw yourself on the world, : cries
Lamb, without any rational plan of
support, beyond what the chance EN-
ploy of booksellers would afford youth
Throw yourself rather, my dear sir
from the steep Tarpeian rock, slap-dash
headlong upon iron spikes. If you had
but five consolatory minutes between
the desk and bed, make much of them,
and live century in them rather than
turn slave to the booksellers.
Keep to the bank, and the bank will
keep YOU. | bless every star
that Providence, not seeing good to
make me independent, has seen it next
good to settle me upon the stable foun-
dation of Leadenhall. Sit down, good
b. b., in the banking office.
What! is there not from TO II p.
m. six days in the week. and is there
not all Sunday? Fie. what superflui-
ty of mans time, if you could but
think enough for relaxation,
mirth, converse, poetry, good thoughts
quiet thoughts. O, the corroding, tor
turing tormenting thoughts that disturb
the brain of the unlucky wight who
must draw upon it for daily sustenance!
Henceforth ! retract all my fond com
plants of mercantile employment; look
upon those as lovers quarrels. / was
but half in earnest. Welcome dead
timber of desk that makes me live!"
Bernard Barton took his friends adj
vice and doubtless lived to bless him
again and again for it.-Nacmiitan
Magazine.
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A COachmnn's Presence of Mind.

A brave and skillful act was per-
formed by gentleman's coachman
recently at Nineteenth and Chestnut
streets. The coupe was going east
ward on Chestnut street, when one of
the horses became frightened. and
his impulse of terror, apparently
communicating itself to the other,
both dashed off at a furious pace. The
driver soon saw that his horses were
wholly beyond his control, and that
he could not hope to stop the runaways
He therefore, as the coupe neared the
corner of Nineteenth and Chestnut
streets, braced himself for the shock,
and, throwing all his strength upon
first rein and then the other. steered
the horses full upon the lamp-pOst at
the southwest corner, and swung them
around it so as to strike the carriage
just at the right point to snap the pole
short off, detaching the horses at one
blow from the vehicle, and then drop
ping the reins he let them run All
who saw the brave fellows action were
filled with admiration at the courage,
determination, and skill with which the
driver accomplished the feat that
saved the lives Of the two
ladies under his charge. The horses
were soon stopped, and the vehicle.
beyond the broakage of the pole and
the SCATTERING of the plate-glass
windows, sustained no damage except
few scratches. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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IN THE sA-F.

The property bcqueathed by the viii
Of the Iste John Roach. consists of the ship
ward at Chester. Pa, the Morgan Iron
Works AT the foot of i.a>t Ninth street and
the house at t24 Fifth avenue. Sew York
CIV There are No stocks. bonds, secsl.'-
ties. money or real estate other than men
toned above The shlpbuilder's three sons
aud the WHO'S iibsTii the property equally
The Fifth avenue EoEss ard the Morgan
iron works are entirely free from any in
cumbrauce The shipyard at Chester has
been IN the hands 81 the assiguees ever since
Mr Roach assigned in August, loo5-
An improvement in the situation at
New York was reported on the 4th. The
steamship companies were moving more
freight than on any day since the strike was
after lie got away on their regular day.
The railroads are not recovering 80 rapidly
but are making energetic efforts 70 add 10
the forces at their command.
Z. &. Willard X Co. of Portland.
Ne. dealers in fish, have assigned. Liabili-
ties about s7s.cl0 18th assets of about 5000.
The failure Of debtors Of IL firm is said 10
be the cause Of their embarrassment.
Boston. Mass. Is afflicted with n
street ca ist.sss, caused by opposition to
the superintendent aa5 ten hours instead
Of twelve hours day.
TIE wife Of ex-Goy. Fairbanks %
Vt, Of the sale manufacturing firm, was
one Of the victims OF tie terrible White
River disaster.
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tonna; G. l.. Smith, Minneapolis: Mrs. NJ.
III. Lamb, Capt T. X. Pickett Mai Myers.
w w. Corbet, assistant Dairy Commits
sioner Howard, Frank Clifford, Mai. r. a.
Mehlnstry, Winnebago City, and many
In the course of the second days proceed
lngs, MIR. Il. q. Potter introduced the follow
ing resolution:
Be IL resolved by the State Dairymenis As
ISOLATION here assembled, that We respect
tully demand the immediate passage of the
blll known as the oleomargarine bill, in or
der TO give immediate relief to the dairy in
terests of the state
Mr.. Potter made a speech advocating the
adoption OF his resolution, and vote being
taken, 1t was unanimously carried. and The
Secretary ordered to send IL at once to Sen
ator Goodrich and Representative Emery.
The committee on legislation reported in
favor of bill To be passed by the legisla-
ture appropriating $1,000 each year for the
benent OF the association. The report was
adopted.
The committee on awards reported as fol
lows:
Class ] pail or tub, first, Mrs. c. V.
Holmes, Owatonna; second, j. M. Sawyer,
Geneva; third W. A. EgglestOn, Owatonna
Class 2, fancy print, first, Mrs. &. v Holmes,
Owatonaa; second, II. j. Peterson, Clark's
Grove third, Watson Brown, Chenille
Class ), graduated butter first, Mrs. &. "
Holmes; second, Matte Ackiand. Class 4,
btol i've lOunuS Ilduc D1 young lhuN unQef
eighteen years. Jennie Holmes. Glass s.
best full cream cheese, Henry tanning, New
Richmond second, T.. b. Williams. Best
essay, divided between Mrs M. II. Lamb
Alma City, and Mrs. 9. V. Holmes of Owa-
tonna. Special premiums, Prentice 4 How
land, best sailed butter, A. Nj. Johnson, AL
bert Lea: best unsalted, Charles Heiser, AL
bert Lea. w. Z. Sergeant's premiums, No
!, >. n. Fiskie, Oakland; No ,, A. Chutt,
Geneva, w. Smiths premium G. +. Peter
son, Clark S Grove. Ransom Bros. premiums,
best sailed, Andrew Osmundson, Albert
Lea. Standard premiums, A. nj. johnson,
Albert Lea. Enterprise premium, Andrew
EdmundSon, Albert Lea
The sessions of the convention closed
Thursday evening with banquet in the
Pavilion, rendered by Albert Lea. The
room was lighted with electric lights.
Plates We're laid for l15, all being occupied,
nearly all by guests of the city. G.. +.
Dexter OF Chicago acted as toast master.
The toasts and responses were:
albert Lea, the Gem City of Southern
Minnesota, responded to by City Attorney
McAdams. +. Z. ChapinTespOnded TO THE
Dairy Interests of Southern Minnesota. y
Judge Stacy responded 10 ''Our Guests. -
&. l.. Smith replied to ''The Farm, Stock
and Home" Hon. W. T. Sergeant res
ponded To "The Ladies'" ''The State
Dalrymen's Association was responded ~
10y its ex-presdent Prof Fowler.
A song by G, f, Dexter closed the brilliant
occasion,